i don't know why they changed the name guys! snow bowl does not hit. it sounds a little elementary…read more mandro teahouse on the other hand...elegant, alluring, siren. HAHA i'm just kidding both of the names suck. petition to change it to bingsu blast bam bam bam bingsu is still on top. this is crazy. it has survived a name change, sticky tables, impatient customers, turtle-like workflow...STILL BOMB! get the mango it will never disappoint you. fluffy, creamy, refreshing goodness. it hits. especially when you're sweating your hairline off. i like to go out with friends and complain about men over some mango bingsu! i have also tried the injeolmi one which was okay. honestly as an asian i just prefer mango but if you're feeling like dora the explorer get whatever te gusta. also mango sago is not bad, not many mango pieces though. still trying to find good mango sago in the bay! overall YUM. don't get mad at the workers please even if you're hot and bothered, i assure you they are double hot and bothered and also sweating their nosehairs off. come get some bingsu and die after 5 bites because you ate too quick and got brain freeze! maybe that should be their new name...brain freeze

Dozing off from driving and needed some sugar... :) stumbled upon this little store…read more It was quite packed with folks eating shaved ice. I only ordered a taro drink which was pretty good. Definitely will come back and try the shaved ice.

I wasn't able to get a picture of all the 50 drinks that we got since my family was too excited…read more Yes 5-0 lol Jasmine tea, milk tea with Boba, mango saga, fruit teas were all a big hit with everyone. Order ahead, which saved us a lot of time. Drinks were great! Boba was cooked to perfection. Can't wait to come back.

true win or true loss? this was a mostly honest win. the drinks reflect their yelp reviews for…read moresure! 4 stars definitely fits. got two drinks! one is very ahh and the other is slightly less ahh mango sago - artificial tasting mango juice that somehow still hits, CRIMINAL ratio of sago to juice, and pomelo. formulate your own opinions on this, as for me personally it's a nonononono 5/10 salted cream peach grape thing - pretty good, not too sweet cream top. nice aiyu (extra charge). peach tasted fruity like you hahahaha 7.5/10 service - great! idk what else to say location - some random newark business plaza. they have a very notable competitor named snow bowl which arguably has better ambiance due to the lack of sketchy claw machines. however snow bowl is often packed full of snotty prepubescents who scare me sometimes so if you also run away from gen alpha come to truewin instead! skibidi ohio rizz or whatever hahaha (laughs in decomposing)

Update: Tried the date cake this morning and it turned out…read moreto be the standout from yesterday's haul -- well done! The cake itself is delicious, but what makes it interesting is the type of fruit they use -- not Medjool or the usual Middle Eastern dates, but jujube (often called Chinese dates). That choice gives the cake a gentle sweetness with a subtle smoky note that sets it apart. Feb 21: For our first visit, we ordered quite a spread: the chocolate mochi bun, honey osmanthus cake, jujube cake, a loaf of chocolate bread (because there's no such thing as too much chocolate), and the pork floss with salted egg bread. The concept behind the pastries was appealing, which explains why we bought so much on our first trip. That said, the execution felt a little uneven. The osmanthus notes in the honey osmanthus cake didn't quite come through, the chocolate bun lacked depth of flavor, and the pork floss with salted egg bread turned slightly burnt even though we followed the heating instructions. Still, we were glad to have discovered the bakery. It's definitely worth a try.

On Thursday at noon, I walked into an empty cafe. One of the two shelves in the refrigerated…read moredisplay were filled. It held more savory items like cold sandwiches and bread with pork floss. I decided on the taro cheesecake. On the counter there were more bread-like products such as matcha loaf and more items with pork floss. I chose the red bean loaf. The red bean loaf was what I expected. It was like many other red bean loaf. The taro cheesecake were bite size. It wasnt sweet or dull. The taro seemed like real taro. It was more of a sandwich than a traditional cheesecake slice. Overall, I could see someone returning for their more savory items. My first impression and experience arent enough to drive myself to be curious for wanting more. P.S. egg tarts are available saturday and sundays

Love this place so much!! It's owned by a local family who are always there running the shop…read morewhenever I stop by, and that really comes through in both the service and overall feel of the place. Both the sweet and savory pies are delicious, and I like that they rotate their menu with a mix of classic and more unique flavors. It makes it fun to keep coming back and trying something new. Some of my favorites over time have been the chocolate chess, cheeseburger, and berry custard pies. All very different, but all really good in their own way. Would recommend this spot to anyone looking for pie!! There are honestly not a lot of places around that you can get crafted pies from, so I think they fill a niche market here - a market that I am certainly a part of.

4.5 stars Small shop…read moreand no pies were on display when I was there. Just trust that you'll get a good tasting pie. I got their chicken bacon hand pie. It was nice and warm. Tastes like how a pot pie should be. It was great on the go since I was chowing it down while driving to my next destination. I got some slices for myself to try, French silk chocolate was good. Unfortunately, it was melting (my bad) when I finally got to eat it. Chocolate whole pie for others. Got other slices for friends to try and they enjoyed it. Pandan had a nice flavor, they don't use extract which is even better. Lemon chess was good - great lemon flavor and creamy. Will need to get French silk again to eat it as soon as possible or keep in fridge when ready to eat, haha.

I finally got to try this Fremont staple for the first time after everyone and their moms…read morerecommended it. Immediately upon entry, you can see the huge display of neatly arranged donuts, malasadas, and pastries and they all look amazing! So many flavors to choose from that it was a little overwhelming. As others have said, the price point is around $5.50 per piece so have that in mind going in. Ordering was simple enough and servers were kind and patient. Parking is maximum 3 hours and there are some tables and chairs outside to sit and enjoy your goodies. Overall, I think I'm still going to stay loyal to Doughweime in Union City, but these malasadas do live up to the hype. Everything bagel malasada: Surprisingly really good, a light cream cheese filling with everything bagel seasoning on the outside. And the texture of the savory donut was crispy and airy. 9/10 Strawberry cream malasada: Kind of plain, would've been good with strawberry bits inside. 7/10 Biscoff cream malasada: You can taste the real Biscoff crackers in the filling. 7.5/10

I'm still recovering from the sticker shock. I haven't been here in a while, but yesterday I paid…read more$33+ (before tip) for four donuts - that means if I had gotten a dozen, it would've been $100. Not sure if the prices were posted, but apparently I'm the idiot who didn't look hard enough. Didn't get a chance to try them since they were a present for a friend, but I hope they tasted as good as they looked!

Wow. This place is consistent. They haven't lost a step since they were originally on Thornton…read more The service is spot on and great. The place is clean and never looks run down like most boba tea spots after a few months.

AFTER DINNER EVENING DESSERT…read more I been here several times. If I have a dessert craving most of the time I go to Feng Cha Teahouse after having dinner at home. My first time I went here the first drink I ordered was a hot ginger milk tea, which has a spicy yet soothing texture. Most of the drinks I've ordered from Feng Cha Teahouse are dirty boba drinks. The consistency of these boba drinks isn't too watery. Also in terms of the flavor the dirty boba drinks isn't too sweet that you can get a sugar rush. There are several boba drink places that serve food. What makes Feng Cha Teahouse different from other places that serve food is the milk foam cakes. I could be wrong, but I don't see milk foam cakes sold at other boba places. The milk foam cake served at Feng Cha Teahouse is light and airy. The flavors of the milk foam cake provide a texture similar to cheese souffle. My favorite milk foam cake at Feng Cha Teahouse is the sea salt pearl. It's like dirty boba on a foam cake. I don't come to Feng Cha Teahouse every time after dessert however if I have a craving after dinner I'd come here for the dirty boba and milk foam cake.

If you're a fan of sweet treats, these churros are an absolute must-try. Perfectly golden and…read morecrispy on the outside, they have that satisfying crunch that gives way to a soft, fluffy inside. Also the packaging was perfect for the dessert table...

Alfredo and the entire crew were fantastic and their customer service was beyond expectation. The…read morechurros were delicious and were the highlight of our son's graduation party. They provided a personalized touch to our event, which we appreciated very much. We highly recommend them for any event and hope to bring them back again for future events at our house!

I loved that I came across Croffles & Co on Doordash! The croffles were a perfect birthday treat…read morefor my friend! Instead of getting 1 flavored cake, she had 5 different croffles :) Location: Croffles & Co can be found in the Newpark Mall. Super happy that they take DoorDash orders! Pricing: ~$6 per croffle! Super affordable, especially in comparison to HHD where 1 croffle is double the price! Service: I ordered through DoorDash but was happy to find each croffle safely boxed up and labeled. My croffles came in 1 big bag that was sealed to ensure they were packed safely! Food: I wish I had eaten them freshly made, but even after a few hours, we ate every bite! The croffles were thick but not dense! Nice and fluffy, and did not harden over time. Delicious batter dusted with powdered sugar! The whipped cream was very light, airy and creamy! Oreo - If you have a sweet tooth, this one is perfect for you! With Oreo cookies/crumbles and chocolate drizzle all over the croffle! Matcha - Earthy and bold, but not bitter Matcha! Creamy and not grainy! Nutelle & Banana - A classic combo and favorite! The perfect amount of nutella over fresh bananas! Biscoff - Our favorite of the night! It's as if you're eating a giant Biscoff cookie because its flavor is present in every bite! Delicious! Strawberry - Another classic! Tart but not overly sour strawberries. I enjoyed this for my last bite as the strawberries and cream were very fresh and light!

Newpark mall is pretty desolate so I was surprised to see a fresh unique looking spot. They serve…read moreas the name suggests an amalgamation of a croissant and a waffle with various toppings. As you can imagine, it was pretty good. They need to just find a new location with more food traffic.

Delicious and fresh…read more I ordered the mango mochi dessert. I could taste the ripe mangoes were used in the mango smoothie. There were fresh ripe mangoes diced on the top. The mochi balls, weren't very soggy and they had the perfect chewiness to them. The mango sorbet was nice and creamy even thought was perfect. It was absolutely delicious. Perfect summer dessert. People working there were very friendly and patient when I asked them numerous questions about the menu. They made good recommendations after they figured out what I would like. It's a cute little store with enough seating for 20 -30 people. It's has a fresh nice and sunny feel and I love the ambience with the mango decor. Can't wait to go back to it try more if the desserts.

No wait (Sunday evening) and fast service once ordered…read more Mango Mochis and Mango Coconut Sago were so good. Mango desserts were tasty but portions were small.

Came here early morning with my cousin to do some work on a Wednesday, and honestly we both love…read morethis place. The place has such a nice vibe, very nice architecture and design. It's super cozy but still feels modern, definitely somewhere you can hang out for a while. I do want to note, on some tables, you cannot have a lap top all day on the weekends and after 4PM on weekdays (probably prevents people from staying for hours on end on busier days). I got the iced Qamaria latte (extra sweet) and my cousin got an iced caramel macchiato, and both were really good! Mine was smooth and very fragrant (cardamom notes mostly), which I appreciated, and the macchiato had a nice balance too. Both 5/5 We also tried the rose milk cake. It had a really light rose flavor and wasn't overly sweet, which made it easy to finish (we almost wanted another one). They had other flavors too like Pistachio, Saffron, Biscoff, etc. and some other pastries. Overall everything just hits, drinks, desserts, atmosphere. Would definitely come back again!

How have I not patronized this place before??? Gorgeous little coffee shop with ample tables and…read moregood lighting. Perfect spot to work or hang out with friends. I love their aidaroos tea (black tea with cloves, mint, and sugar - similar to Moroccan mint tea but better). They also have plenty of pastries for you to nibble on.